EARTHEN PATH ORGANIC FARM & CSA

Community Supported Agriculture is "Agriculture For The Community"

HOW DOES CSA WORK?  

CSA members invest a fixed amount of money at the beginning of the season and receive a box of organically grown vegetables and fruits as they come into season. What you receive is based on the five investment options below:

WHAT YOU GET	COST	DESCRIPTION
Produce Only	$350	Feeds 2-4 Folks
Produce & Eggs	$390
Deluxe Share	$500	This basket feeds larger families or is perfect for veggie lovers. It includes double bunches of broccoli, cauliflower, scallions, salad mix, asparagus, and extras on deluxe items like berries, fruit, garlic and requested items
Deluxe Share & Eggs	$540
Work share	$150	You only get this price break if you perform a weekly work shift on the farm.

ABOUT OUR FOOD:

The food you buy comes from the Earthen Path Organic Farm, a 14 acre organic farm which produces fruits, vegetable and herbs using ecologically friendly permaculture and annual cropping strategies.  We use extensive cover cropping with a multitude of different species, draft horses for fieldwork and solar and wind power to help make our farm as independent from non-renewable energy sources as possible.

We incorporate poultry (200 broiling chick ens, 150 laying hens, ducks, geese, turkeys), sheep, horses, two Jersey milk cows and a couple of beef cows into a holistic, diverse system.  This philosophy spills over into the surrounding community as we work with Full Circle Organic Growers Cooperative to support other small organic growers in our region as well as the general cooperative movement.

HOW TO PICK UP YOUR BOX :

You can pick-up your box on Fridays at the Oak Center General Store, on Saturdays at the farmers market in Rochester and on ?? at the Lake City farmers market.    

For your convenience, we also deliver to Red Wing, Zumbrota & the Twin Cities on Tuesdays.

Options may be split by members.

MEMBER BENEFITS :

As a member, you have first priority and special ordering privileges for large quantities of produce for canning, pickling or freezing.

Farm visits are welcome during the growing season to volunteer or observe progress and methods.

Attend the harvest community picnic with horse-drawn hay rides and apple cider pressing in October at the farm to celebrate the season!

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